Romex 10/2 NM-B Cable 250 ft vs Energeaster 10/2 NM-B Wire
Both are 10/2 NM-B copper cable with ground for dry indoor branch circuits at up to 600 V. The real difference is the roll: the Romex roll is a long continuous run, while the Energeaster listing is inconsistent about length and gauge, so confirm the footage and wire size on the label before you buy. Buy the Romex roll for a long circuit run or a whole-room rewire. Buy Energeaster only if you need a short length and the package states 10 AWG clearly.
- Choose the Romex NM-B roll if you are running a long circuit, such as a 30 A dryer, water heater or subpanel feed, and want one continuous length without splices.
- Choose the Energeaster 10/2 if you only need a short run for a small repair and the packaging clearly confirms 10 AWG, two conductors plus ground.
Prices
- Romex 10/2 NM-B Cable 250 ft: $334.99 at Walmart (last seen Nov 10)
- Energeaster 10/2 NM-B Wire: $53.99 at McCoy's Building Supply (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the Energeaster 10/2 NM-B Wire is $281.00 cheaper than the Romex 10/2 NM-B Cable 250 ft at the latest prices (Nov 10)
